Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Trunk Full of Quilts


 Online Quilt Trunk Show | Whims And Fancies


Soma from the blog Whims and Fancies is holding an online trunk show. It's a chance to post your favorite quilts and to see the wonderful quilts created by other bloggers.







Here are some of my 2015 favorite finishes:

Churn Dash and Greek Cross


I-Spy Bowtie

Autumn Path (Bricks and Stepping Stones)



Flowing Flowers


Calico Sunny Lanes




Shoo-Fly Variation



Paisley Mystery Quilt




Random Ohio Stars



Check out all the beautiful quilts in this online trunk show at Whims and Fancies. You will be astounded at the variety and beauty of the quilters' works.



54 comments:

  1. Lots of beautiful scrappy quilts here, glad you shared them with us :)

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  2. I love the flowing flowers! Are those spiderweb blocks?

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    1. Yes, they are. I offset them in what Bonnie Hunter called a serpentine layout. Blog entry about it here: http://theeclecticabuela.blogspot.com/2015/06/flowing-flowers.html

      Thanks so much for the kind words and for visiting my blog.

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  3. I just love the way you use traditional blocks! I don't do enough "blocks" quilts, I'm inspired!!!! So crisp and fresh! That Shoo-fly is super fun!

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    1. It was fun--I loved working with all the color. Thanks for visiting my blog.

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  4. These were all finished in 2015, wow! Such quantity and quality!

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    1. Thanks, Cheryl--I just love working on them. Thanks for the compliment and for visiting my blog.

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  5. A "few of" your finishes from 2015? You have done a lot my dear. The Paisley one is my absolute favorite.

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  6. You've shown so many beautiful scrappy quilts.I like the flowering flowers the best. I just saw Cheryl's note that these were all finished in 2015. That's incredible! That would take me a year just to do one of them! Congratulations on so many beautiful finishes - and the year isn't even over yet!

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    1. Thanks, Shasta. I have so much fun making them--I can't stop!

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  7. Wow!! These are all from 2015?!! That is incredible and they are so beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing.

    -Soma

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  8. Wonderful scrappy heaven here!! Love them

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  9. Wow you have been very busy! I printed out the pattern for random ohio stars years ago and seeing it again I still would love to make it some day. Great show of scrappy quilts which are my favorite!

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  10. Oh my goodness! They are all gorgeous! Each quilt has so much detail and beauty. Thanks for sharing your trunk show!

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    1. Thank you, Carol. And thanks, too, for visiting my blog.

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  11. These were all done in 2015? Do you have someone else quilting them for you? What a yearful of wonderful quilts you have!

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    1. Except for the paisley mystery quilt, I quilted all of them on my DSM. The paisley one was just to big for me to do, so I sent it to the long arm quilter.

      Thanks, and thanks for visiting my blog.

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  12. Thanks for sharing such colorful quilts. I'm having so much fun peering into trunks. The one that stood out for me was the I Spy Bowtie. What a neat combination!

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    1. It was fun to do--I love novelty fabrics.
      Thanks for visiting my blog.

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  13. These are all gorgeous ...I am enjoying seeing so much variety here and in the other trunks : )

    I think my favorite is that cute Bow TIe :)

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    1. This show was a great idea!
      Thanks for the compliment and for visiting my blog.

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  14. You have had a very busy year!! :) Your quilts are fabulous! I think the Churn Dash/Greek Cross is my favorite but wow, they are all really spectacular!

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    1. Thanks, Judy. I used an older fat quarter bundle for that one called "Chicago World's Fair"--it's the only time I've used a line in a quilt--usually I just use various pieces of stash. I gave it to a cousin who was interested in the Fair.

      Thanks for visiting my blog!

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  15. You've had a really great year, these quilts are gorgeous! Love all the scrappiness. I can't pick a favorite.

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    1. Thanks, Kate. It's become an addiction, but, I think, a positive one. :)

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  16. love your quilt line up - scraps! are the best

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  17. I really enjoyed your assortment of scrappy quilts. Lots to think about at every blog stop.

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    1. Thank you, Laura.

      You're right--lots to think about and many to add to my longlong "to make" list!

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  18. I love your scrappy quilts - hard to choose a favorite, I love them all!

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  19. Lovely bunch of quilts!! I especially love your I Spy Bow Ties and Random Ohio Stars quilts with their fun colors!!
    Susie

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  20. Thank you, Susie--thanks, too, for visiting!

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  21. These are all just gorgeous!! I love the traditional blocks, and you have made them all into something special. That churn dash quilt is my favourite :)
    Wendy

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  22. Wow, I can't believe you finished all of these this year! You sure have been busy :) They're all so beautiful. I love scrappy quilts.

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  23. And what beautiful finishes they are! Thanks for opening your trunk for us.

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  24. Oh my goodness gracious me.....do you ever sleep?? Such a glorious post overspilling with scrappy loveliness! Just stunning!!

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    1. Thanks, Kim. Yes, I do sleep--under quilts! :)
      Thanks for visiting my blog.

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  25. This is a wonderful collection. You keep very busy :)

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  26. Thank you for sharing your wonderful quilts. And all made this year...yikes!

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    1. Thank you Caryl--and thanks for visiting my trunk show!

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  27. Thank you for sharing your wonderful quilts. And all made this year...yikes!

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  28. You have been a busy quilt maker. I like all of your quilts but I think my favourite would have to be Flowing Flowers. Thanks for the trunk show!

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    1. Thanks, Karen!
      This linky trunk show has been great--so many beautiful things to see. :)

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